An incredibly stunningly psychedelic work of art.
After five years in seclusion, Holton Rower is emerging with a solo show
in New York City.
His pour paintings, are vibrant displays of acrylic paint left mostly to its own
devices.
Standing above large planks, Rower pours paint down thick
wooden protrusions, allowing the paint to grow, or not, as wood blocks
and other obstacles permit.
Though at first the method seems simple,
Rower has refined the process and his technical skills to an extent that
intention and spontaneity are evident in equal measure in the work.
Make sure to watch the video at the end of this post to
see how this type of beautiful art form takes shape.
photos via The Hole, and Scott Lynch
here's the link for watching the video :
Rower's Rainbow in the Making
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